This month's ICOEnnections e-Magazine for the month of October is out and it highlights:

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Imperial County – The month of October means pumpkins and Halloween carnivals, but it is also the month when several local schools emphasize the importance of walking to school.

Teaching by Day, Dialysis by Night Calexico – The first indication that there was a problem was in 2010 when Francisco Nuñez, a teacher with Imperial County Office of Education’s Special Education program, fainted in class and woke up in the hospital.  Tests would later confirm kidney failure which eventually led to almost daily dialysis treatment for the teacher.  In 2017, almost seven years later, Nuñez’s salvation came in the form of a kidney transpl

September - This month's issue is chalked full of back-to-school events along with the big news about the BorderLink project! Click Here to this month's issue of ICOEnnections!

Imperial County – Local students whose families can’t afford basic internet connectivity at home will soon be a thing of the past with the recent news that Imperial County Office of Education will be receiv

Here’s a link to the ICOEnnections e-Magazine for August 2018.   

Brawley – With the memory of a steel trap, Teri Sanders recounts with amazing detail the course of ICOE’s K-12 High Speed Network program over the past 14 years.  The Chief Operating Officer of the state-wide connectivity program that is based at the Imperial County Office of Education explained in great detail the enormity of the network.  The K-12 HSN was created in 2004 after receiving a $21M state grant to help connect California’s edu

Winterhaven – When third-grade teacher Leah Buchanan arrives at San Pasqual Valley Elementary School each day, she knows that having a good set of lesson plans is only part of what her students need.